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Sundstrom, Christine Jensen – Composition Forum, 2014
In 2004, the University of Kansas (KU) launched an interdisciplinary Graduate Writing Program as part of a larger initiative to reduce time to degree rates and increase degree completion rates. Serving both domestic and international students, this program employs a rhetorical genre-based approach in a series of courses organized around the genres…
Descriptors: Professional Identity, Graduate Study, Writing Instruction, Interdisciplinary Approach
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Micciche, Laura R. – College Composition and Communication, 2011
Critical writing is intertwined with performances of professional identity, voice, and persona--performances that can be studied and practiced. To that end, the author proposes that one intuitive place to locate such study and practice is in English graduate curricula. This essay calls for an explicit commitment to graduate-level writing…
Descriptors: Writing Workshops, Writing Instruction, Graduate Study, Self Concept
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Townsend, Jane S.; Nail, Allan; Cheveallier, Jennifer; Browning, Angela – English Journal, 2013
The four authors of this article have each at different times over a ten-year period helped develop versions of the Online Writing Partnership between future English teachers learning to teach writing and high school students learning to write better. The authors have been striving to help future English teachers learn how to help high school…
Descriptors: Writing Instruction, Language Arts, Partnerships in Education, Teacher Collaboration
Reid, E. Shelley – Composition Studies, 2004
This article describes the increasing pressures on those who teach graduate seminars in composition pedagogy to cover a broad range of texts, topics, and techniques. It argues that in response, pedagogy instructors may need to deliberately (re)design their courses in order to continue to help new writing instructors engage in inquiry and…
Descriptors: Writing Assignments, Writing Workshops, Writing Instruction, Graduate Study
Mehta, Diane – Diverse: Issues in Higher Education, 2006
Thomas Sayers Ellis, assistant professor of creative writing at New York's Sarah Lawrence College, is one of many scholars fighting for the soul of Black poetry, a struggle that takes place largely off-campus. Unless one is accepted into a top-level graduate poetry program, such as Boston University's program or the Iowa Writing Workshop, a poet's…
Descriptors: Poetry, Writing Workshops, Black Colleges, Creative Writing
Oliver, Peter V. – 1995
Writing research papers is challenging for many graduate students. In part, this problem stems from the fact that, while many students have considerable undergraduate experience with writing prose and other narrative styles, they often have little or no experience with writing in a more technical style which includes, for example, a literature…
Descriptors: Attitude Change, Basic Skills, Graduate Study, Higher Education